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Features on skiing and snowboarding from the Snow Magazine team. Find out where is best to go, what resorts are really like and how to make the most of your ski holiday.
Patrick Thorne was wary about the hype surrounding this latest addition to the super league of North American...
Finding somewhere with world-renowned snow but near empty slopes seems impossible. Not so, writes Chris Sayer .
We're too skint to ski! These are tough times for the UK ski industry. A growing mood of austerity, coupled with a...
Un-crowded slopes, no weekday lift queues, long pistes winding their way through the trees, superb snowfall with close...
With around 65 per cent of skiers still opting for the blue run of an all-inclusive package, how easy might it be to...
The slopes of Söll and Hopfgarten, in the huge Austrian SkiWelt, have great runs but there are other distractions too,...
The Swiss ski resort of Klosters has a reputation for meeting the skiing needs of the Monarchy and the super-rich but...
Career Change Lorne Brown is a New Zealander who lives in Bristol. She left accountancy to be a ski instructor.
Ski property expert Isobel Rostron of Aspect International takes a look at what’s hot and what’s not in the ski...
Maria Realf got a snowy surprise when her partner Rob Lester popped the question in Obergurgl, Austria. We hear their...
Our favourite winter activity is not renowned for its benign impact on the environment, but happily you can ski and be...
Why be constrained by one resort – or even one country – for your ski holiday? Daniel Elkan gets on track to create a...
Think the slopes are only for use in the daytime? Think again. Ski resorts are getting creative and finding innovative...
A rising star of family-friendly skiing, Finland has much more to offer than gentle slopes, cheap lift passes and side...
It’s sleepy, its skiing is tame, and it gets bone-chillingly cold, but spoilt-for-choice ski writer Patrick Thorne...
